Mariah Rowe

Over the last six years, I have worked with adults and children to increase their physical abilities and support their learning. Fostering a positive attitude across those relationships reduces patient stress and increases energy and effectiveness of the relationships with others. I became an advocate for children with physical and mental disabilities through my volunteer and paid work experiences. When volunteering at Huntington Hospital, I aid in rehabilitation across all ages. Educating others have brought me a newfound passion for working with people. I thrive when motivating and supporting those around me in multiple contexts from customer service to hospital work.

Provided upon request

• Volunteer, Painted Turtle, 09/20, 11/20, Chats w/ children w/ disabilities, focused on happy and healthy topics (Online due to COVID)
• Volunteer, Leaps and Bounds, 01/20, 03/20, Shadowed hippotherapy tactics on children with disabilities
• Motor Development Clinic, 08/18, 05/19, Helped children with disabilities develop/ practice their motor skills
• Volunteer, Huntington Hospital, 07/19, Present, Clerical work, shadow/ aid PTs and OTs, sewed masks due to COVID-19
• Camp Counselor, Outdoor Science School, 04/16, 04/16, Cabin leader for nine fifth-grade girls from Arroyo Vista Elementary School.
• TA, Arroyo Vista Elementary, 08/15, 06/16, Assisted twenty-four 2nd graders, tutored individual students and guided group lessons.

• South Pasadena Honors Association Scholarship, 03/16
• Black Caucus Scholarship, 03/16
• Dean's list, GPA: 3.55, 12/20